James Crombie / INPHO
James Crombie / INPHO / INPHO
WHEN JOHN MULDOON leads Connacht out at the Sportsground for tonight’s Guinness Pro12 clash with Leinster, it will mark the Portumna native’s 300th appearance for the province.
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It’s a remarkable achievement at this level of the game for the 34-year-old back-row forward, who made his Connacht debut way back in the 2003-04 season.
To mark the occasion, Connacht have produced a fantastic video which features team-mates and coaches, past and present, paying tribute to Muldoon, which gives you an idea of just how highly-regarded he is among his peers.
And he doesn’t appear to have any intention of stopping just yet:
“I wouldn’t give this job up for anything. If the body and the mind want to keep going, why not? Because I certainly love what I do.”
It's a landmark day for John Muldoon and Connacht have produced a spine-tingling tribute
WHEN JOHN MULDOON leads Connacht out at the Sportsground for tonight’s Guinness Pro12 clash with Leinster, it will mark the Portumna native’s 300th appearance for the province.
It’s a remarkable achievement at this level of the game for the 34-year-old back-row forward, who made his Connacht debut way back in the 2003-04 season.
To mark the occasion, Connacht have produced a fantastic video which features team-mates and coaches, past and present, paying tribute to Muldoon, which gives you an idea of just how highly-regarded he is among his peers.
And he doesn’t appear to have any intention of stopping just yet:
“I wouldn’t give this job up for anything. If the body and the mind want to keep going, why not? Because I certainly love what I do.”
Connacht versus Leinster kicks off at 7.35pm at the Sportsground.
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300 not out Guinness PRO12 Connacht John Muldoon